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'A generous neighbor with a big heart': Public's help sought in Maplewood homicide investigation
Former Sony CEO Discusses Risks Of Video Game Industry Consolidation And Game Preservation
There’s a lot to get to in this post, so we’re going to dive right in. Shawn Layden is a former CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment America, otherwise known as essentially the boss of Playstation. He has made several appearances as of late, both in a keynote speech for a video game industry summit and […]
Maplewood shooting leaves 32-year-old man dead Thursday
Missouri lawmakers hold closed-door meeting amid speaker controversy
That closed-door meeting lasted for more than four hours in the basement of the Capitol.
Winter-like weather forecast for this Halloween weekend
UNIVERSITY CITY, Mo. -- Quick-moving thunderstorms rolled through the area this evening as a cold front begins the process of flipping our weather pattern from warm and humid to cold and almost wintry. The thunderstorms were well-timed for this evening’s Trunk-or-Treat in University City, the city’s first since the start of the COVID pandemic. Kids from [...]
Raw data: Quality of children’s teeth by state
The most surprising thing about this LA Times story is not discovering that California kids have lousy teeth. It's that someone has measured this in the first place: Louisiana kids have the worst teeth and Rhode Island kids have the best. Allegedly. But why? Is it fluoridation? Doesn't seem like it. The fit is lousy ...continue reading "Raw data: Quality of children’s teeth by state"
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Second Missouri teacher suspended for OnlyFans account
ST. CLAIR, Mo. -- A 31-year-old English teacher and varsity cheerleading coach at St. Clair High School in Missouri has revealed that she created adult content on the website OnlyFans. Megan Gaither was put on leave by the school district and expects to lose her job, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Gaither, whose annual [...]
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A second St. Clair High School teacher appears in OnlyFans porn
An English teacher and cheerleading coach at St. Clair High says she made pornography on the website OnlyFans, the second St. Clair teacher to admit as much in a month.
Missouri House Speaker-to-be Jon Patterson took unusual pathway to power
Missouri House Majority Leader Jon Patterson is slated to become speaker in 2025 — and he’s receiving more attention this week after current House Speaker Dean Plocher became embroiled in a controversy over his expense reimbursements. In the debut episode of the Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air, STLPR Political Correspondent Jason Rosenbaum talks with Plocher. STLPR statehouse and politics reporter Sarah Kellogg for analysis, and we open up the mailbag to answer listener questions about local government and politics.
Rainy weekend changes St. Louis area fall events
ST. LOUIS -- As the weather turns wet and cool in St. Louis, you might wonder what's left to enjoy over the weekend. But don't worry, local businesses are still open for fun, rain or shine. Stuckmeyer's Farm in Fenton is a fantastic spot for fall festivities. From pumpkins to a Halloween playground and hayrides, [...]
Casting call for extras in some movie they're filming in town
Filming starts soon on Missouri's first major movie in a decade
World War II soldier's remains return to Illinois after over 80 years
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, Ill. -- A fallen World War II soldier is being laid to rest after more than 80 years. On August 21, 2023, DPAA was able to locate U.S. Army Corporal James A. Hurt, a World War II POW. He was captured during the Japanese invasion of the Philippines in 1942 and died in [...]
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Homeland Security warns of increased threats amid Israel-Hamas conflict
WASHINGTON, DC -- The Department of Homeland Security is sounding the alarm as violence continues to grip the Middle East in the Israel-Hamas conflict. According to the agency, the United States remains in a heightened-threat environment. While the battles between Israel and Hamas rage in the Middle East, DHS emphasizes that the most likely threat [...]
Roxana's Ridley Allen Becomes One Of Team's Best, Is A Midwest Members Credit Union Female Athlete Of The Month
ROXANA - Roxana's Ridley Allen has continued to improve throughout the girls' cross-country season for the Shells. She posted a time of 27:05.8 for the Shells in the Mississippi Valley Conference Meet for 28th place. She also recorded a time of 27:06.3 in the Trenton-Wesclin 1A Regional Cross Country Meet this past weekend. Ridley is a Midwest Members Credit Union Female Athlete of the Month for the Shells. Ridley said she was "exhausted" at the end of the regional but wanted to keep pushing for her team's senior Riley. "It means a lot to me to be where I am now," she said. "This is only my second year of running. The girls are like family and everyone goes through the same type of thing when they compete." Ridley, a junior, said she looks forward to coming back next cross-country season for the Shells. Again, congrats to Ridley Allen on her recognition as a Midwest Members Credit Union Female Athlete of the Month for Roxana.